Nomination 15 Confirmed by the Senate
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Senator Walter E Edge of New Jersey as ambassador to France. The nomination, forwarded from the president, was brought to the floor without debate and approved with no objections. Edge succeeds the late Myron T.from Cleveland, Ohio, who died at his post.
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Washington
Walter E Edge
New Jersey
Senate
Presiidor
Eenat Saya
Char Wan Pein
Foreian
Gg Frank
Myron T Firm 4
Cleveland, Ohn
Ohio Grips Cold Wave Hits Northeast States
Winter makes a harsh push across Ohio with many areas under freezing cold and snow. Cincinnati reports 22, Cleveland 27, Columbus 25 to 30, with Great Lakes blanketed in white and blizzards in the west and north. Dozens of fires occur as furnaces burn and Toledo reports a Marina building blaze causing about 40000 in damage. Continued cold is forecast tonight and tomorrow.
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United Press
Ohio
Great Lakes
Cincinnati
View
Cleveland
Columbus
Marina
Toledo
Tomor
Clemenceau Relapses Briefly As Doctor Called In
Paris dispatch reports Georges Clemenceau, recovering from a serious heart attack, suffered a slight relapse today. Dr Charles Laubry was summoned to his home and ordered rest, with the physician promising a return within a few hours.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Charles Laubry
Georges Clemenceau
Clemencea
Dr Charles Cavagna Dentist At Elyria Local Practice Since 1917
Biography of Dr Charles Cavagna detailing his Cincinnati dental education at age 21, early practice in Weaston Ohio, return to Cincinnati, World War I service in the US dental corps, and settling in Elyria six years ago. He lives with his wife at Eastern Weights Boulevard and Garford Avenue, enjoys fishing and sports.
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Charles Cavagna
University of Cincinnati
Weallston
Ohio
Cavagna
Cincinnati
United States
United States Dental Corps
Elyria
Lvey
Fastern Weights Boulevard
Garford Avenue
Cleveland Snow Storm Halts City Driving Streets Icy
Snow covered Cleveland from last night into morning creating dangerous driving as temperatures fell to 27 degrees the coldest so far this season. Mail planes managed to fly through despite reports of circling aircraft as weather officials predicted a high near 28 degrees.
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Clrivens
Cleveland
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Mayor outlines Elva area growth and street plans
Elyria Mayor James A Hewitt spoke to the Avianis Club outlining near term goals for Elva. He highlighted new trunk line districts in the northeast, a band concert platform at Cssrade Park, a Second street white-way from East to West avenues, and completion of the Hillard boulevard from Livria to the county line. He cited the Cleveland terminal system as a growth engine and said traffic and parking are major issues. Merchants plan temporary parking on East avenue at Broad Street across from the post office during Christmas, with building work starting around January.
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Cssrade Park
Second Street
East Avenue
West Avenue
Hillard
Livria
Uyahoga County
James A Hewitt
Avianis Club
Elyria
Cleveland
Broad Street
Post Office
Fourth death by own action in Lorain County
The death toll from a suspected death by own action in Lorain County rose to four when Horace Stoskopf, 23, was found shot in the right temple in a car on a country road near the Tigria Grafton road. Coroner Perry ordered further investigation while noting Stoskopf planned to marry today and had $50 in his pocket.
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Lorain County
Horace Stoshoph
Lake Avenue
Tigria Grafton Road
Mai
Mytes F Perry
Stoskopf
Perry
Wilson Road
New London
Nichols Funeral
Elyria
Hoover Confers With Capital Labor On Prosperity Plan
President Hoover met separately with capital and labor leaders to sustain industrial output. Key figures including Henry Ford Owen D Young and Julius Rosenwald discussed a multi billion dollar construction program and lower interest rates to spur spending on autos radios and home goods. Public utilities and foreign trade were also targeted to expand demand and strengthen the economy through winter.
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Alan
Monddas
Hoover
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Clarence M. Wolley
American Radiator
Walter Teagle
Standard 61
New Jerges
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Matthew Sloan
New York Edison Company
E G Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Myron
Taylor
Steel
Alfred P Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Pierre du Part
Dupont Company
Walter Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Blaze Destroys Marine Building in Toledo
A fire at the Marine building in Toledo on November 21 caused about 40 000 dollars in damages. Investigators believe the blaze began in paints and varnishes stored by the W W Wailea Sign Company on the second floor. Patrolman FE ¢ Wanson of the Pennsylvania railroad alarmed the scene by pulling the alarm bar as he opened a door, triggering the explosion.
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Toledo
W W Wailea Sign Company
FE ¢ Wanson Pennsylvania Railroad
Billions in business to back Hoover plan for activity
Washington November 21 promises of nearly five billion dollars in business expenditures have come in from across the country in response to President Hoover's appeal for forward industrial activity next year. Major programs include railroad spending of one billion dollars and general construction from one to three billion. New York City alone plans one billion, federal buildings at five hundred million, ocean mail contracts from twelve to twenty million, and the Pennsylvania Railroad electrification program with sixteen million of a hundred million budget.
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Washington
Hoover
New York City
Penna R. R
Extension Agents Meet in Cleveland Coverage
Lorain county representatives Horton B Alger and Wilma Bonar attended the conference of northeastern Ohio agricultural extension agents in Cleveland. Home beautification rural position movements and focus on annual reports were among top topics discussed by the group.
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Lorain County
Ohilo Agricultural Extension
Cleveland
Horton B Alger
Wilma Bonar County
Iome
Ate
Rum Runner Detained Near Cleveland After Night Chase
A Coast Guard patrol under Capt John T Daley captured a speeding Canadian rum runner off the Cuyahoga River mouth after a chase in which about a dozen shots were fired. The 40 foot cruiser seized 400 cases of whisky valued at 28 000 dollars and the crewman Harry Wilson 36 of Anestora fled ashore. The rum boat bore the name Idle and sped away before the capture occurred amid a new storm.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
John T. Daley
Cuyahoga Tiver
Vral
Harry Wilson
Anestora
Bnt
Daley
West Basin
Coast
Ofl
Gas Blast in Dayton Kills Two Children
Dayton authorities probed a fatal gas explosion that killed Edward Ruthrough and his sister Mildred as their mother shopped nearby. Firefighters wearing masks entered the building to rescue them but both children died at the scene.
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Dayton
Dayton O
Edward Ruthrough
Mildred
Grand Jury To Report Friday In New Cases
Assistant Prosecutor John Harding said new cases including forgery and burglary and larceny will be reviewed by the grand jury. The jurors may finish witness examination today but indictments will be prepared tomorrow after about 30 cases have been reviewed.
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Grand Jutyy
John Harding
Harding
Elyria Community Chest hits three quarter mark drive
Elyria reports show the Community Chest near 75 000 with four days left. Noon luncheon totals reach 74 323 86, short by 23 476 14 of the 97 800 goal. Industrial Division leads with 217 260. schools show strong gains led by Miss Dorothy Snyder 1205 04 and Elyria High School 160 08. Universal Crane 3 500 tops industrial plants followed by General Industries 7 402 16 and Fox Furnace 3 338 26. Open territory continues.
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Elyria
Dorothy Snyder
Elyria High School
Universal Crane Company
General Industries Company
Fox Furnace Company
Three Convicted For Syndicalism In Clairville
A Belmont county jury quickly found Ed Andrews Cleveland Tom Johnson Cleveland and Charles Gwynne Lans ton Ohio guilty of distributing inflammatory literature at a International Communist Day mass meeting on Marting Ferry last August 1st. Defense attorney Mrs Yetta Land says the law is wartime relic and vows to seek a new trial. sentencing by Judge Gowan will follow motion. Maximum penalties include 19 years in prison or a $5000 fine.
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Clairville
Ohio
Common Pleas
W. W. Cowan
Belmont County
Communist Party
Yetta Land
Cleveland
Mrs Land
Belmont Country
Ed Andrews
Tom Johnson
Charles Gwyne
Lanston
Marting Ferry
Gowan
Moton
Firemen Respond to Two Calls as Wintry Weather Hits City
Firefighters answered two calls within seven minutes for furnace and chimney fires. At 6 43 pm Engine 2 and Hose 2 battled a blaze at 119 West Mount in the M J Sapigreni residence caused by an overdrawn furnace. A soda acid extinguisher helped to quell the flames. Hose 6 and Engine 1 also responded to a chimney fire at 40 pm on Second Street, with no damage reported.
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Engine Company No 2
M J Sapig
West Mt
Rajior
Central Station
Eengine Company No
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Onio
Elva
Elyria- Grafton Road
Owen D Young
Wiliam Creen
American Federation of Labor
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RP Lamont
Andrew Mellon
Ee Atterbury
Herbert Hoover
RH Aichton
Barnes
Bermet
Oecromey
Nations
Sell
Vellon
The
Treasury
Commerce
Larsont
J J Aishton
W. Atterbury
P F Crowley
T. F. Loree
Vamel Willard Rail
Julus Barnes
Chiaiman
Wiliam Butterworth
United States Chamber of Commerce
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hera
James Rowland Angel
Yale
Walter Seats
Northwestern
B F Saunders
Lewis Mercantile Company
Amity
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